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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tb]egIans to The Star.
AUSTRALIANS VERY ANGRY.
Much Worked UP Over the New EAe0-
rides Conventions


rides Convention
LONDON, May 6-It has transpired that sir
Henry holland, secretary OF state for the colonies
announced in the colonial conference here on sne
27th ultimo,. that the government hoped 20
s ane T fos n rsncs for Gn It Ss
the T. wss
20 land marines, to punish the natives tor com.
mlttlng outrageS, and to maintain ofoel, sns
marines. however, to be withdrawn when tne
plisned. II the scheme proposed was accepted
Dy France was to be arranged that the Fren aS
nSw the chief haro0'
All this has been well concealed until ne
present, and the fact OF such publication now z
attributed to the Indignation which the propose.
has aroused among the colonial Representative
here, many Of whom are said to be unable to con.
ceal their anger at what they deem the SURRENDER
It is said that Sir Henry Hollands statement
LED to q scene. The Australians, all, without ex:
to in The New
Hebrtdes. The Marquis Of Salisbury, who was
present. supported the speech made by Slr ae .,
noilano IN 1ostincation OF the governments Pfo
The premier's argument, however, instead Of
mClnly1ng the incenSed delegates served put 10
the Australian demands hampered Engiand IN nef .
negotiations with France. He maintained THAI
Ine colonlBtS made grave mistake III noee
accepting the compromise which the Earl
OF Roseberry proposed and which the
premier said would ppF SH eco
Australians as arising from the sending Of French
c0nvicts to the South Pacific and the rejection OF
which had made 1t difficult for the English gov.
eminent to approach France with any request
That she curtail her liberty Of action as to the
uses use TO which she should put her own territory:
colonies DO not desire to make the recidivist agi-
tatiOn casus belli."
The premier's speech increased the dissatisfao-
lion or the delegates to such an extent that Sir
Graham Berry, the agent general Of VICTORIA
tW1tted the prime minister with having made a
speech that "would have been excellent coming
from the mouth OF the French premior.D
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REnsAsrs CHo1cE Dazss GooDa
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHORT LENGTHS.

Having sold an unusal quantity Of SPRING WOOL
Ems, in neat Checks, Stripes and Plaids, we have
large lots Of short lengths that viii dispose of les
than cost Win make beaustfrl dresses for children
and young girls.
3. Special Bargains in WHITE EMB. ROBES, ct half
GREAT REDUCTIONS EVERYWHERE
INDIA SILKS reduced from q IS to 81.
DRESS GOODS reduced nom 81.25 to 81
LOUISINE SILKS. 81. worth e1.2A
REAL CHINA PON0EEs with EMBROIDERY, re-
duced almost one-haA.
W. =. eHu6TER SONS
eie PE1usyLvA1IA AVENUE
MB-cLosINo PRIoEA apps
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctaoneer.
ONE BLACK MARE, GENTLE AND KIND; COUPE
AND SINGLE HARNESS; ONE PARLok Bill
hLfnSS IA rI4ji,s coStf PTP LI7,,HIh

ONE BLACK MARE, GENTLE AND KIND: COUPE
ANP single HA RN6s1 8NE p ADJ FL
hLf1S IA His coHPf rTP Si 1Is,r
no Noprow /sATnRnAv1 NAV $500
~, sS 5,sI,t l.p mAl oEsENIh
AooI. a. IMELNkOCLoCAe ~ ny Aucton hooLn le
HYFCTTTOR,6 AND TRIrSTFF,6 RAIE nv var n
u ABLE REAL ESTATE III THE CITY OF WASH.
L iSoSWhSN' DISTRICT VI ooAoASiA' As FOL
's NORTH H 81 pUPoNT CIRCLE. FRoNTfsS SSoSfTif
TE E ShM s s4kEsT 1Es AVENUE AND EIGHT
sofFAEKETT 81 T sfREET koRRra fAoHfiNe e's
IN ET ~ n S,rI ct 80 Nup11ra H AANo oao
sogS6E 81 SEId ~ los AID ls, Es9SE-
aof1xH RI 2:sn NoRTu a. FFrT FytESy ~ nEIaa
OSGHHT fST II ~ rrpTE ~ 81 ynAo-
oof1x a. a0ifru M shif Is 3 s5 ,r =, 1Iessxrr
SSfNG AZ ID oN ~ fER STSSSgIr. - A. "oSA ~
aoitx IN a. ~ 1SSpG HT6 ~ ~ % FEET vpo~r
oSGUnN 1TnkS6T sISE.TT' vvx4So ~ ~
xET rnpSIHa 1yr, ~ ~ -
HonAANu WIFI hoOA cs@1A
AnAANuAH
BY authority Of the last win Of the lase Harriet -
Mc0eney and = executor and trustee under the
heresnatter 1ansd oaer at public ale 70 ne a,sss
sPsaed sSs iolow5ng RAJ sstsss ~ atoss'd N -
q TpESDAY. the SEvkETEkSNTH hh -, ~ q. =
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The Pacific Railroad lnvestigasi0ns
TRACING THE CONSOLIDATION or THE UNION, xAysAs
AND DENVER LINES.

Before the Pacific Railroad Commission, In New
York yesterday, Special Counsel A. K Holmes OF
the Union Pacific, continued his Testimony as TO
the consolidation OF the Kansas Pacific, the Den.
yer Pacific and the Union Pacific roads He could
not say who got possession " the $40, 600 900 OF
Kansas Pacinc and "a, 000, 900 OF Denver Pacific
stock, but thought they drifted back their OH
ginal owners lie did not think the effect OF the
consolidation was TO load the Union Pacific with
two valuele8s roads.
After recess Judge ]. +. Dillon was sworn. He
said he thought he prepared the articles OF consol-
idation OF the roads, and that they were executed
shortly after. He knew that Jay Gould, sidney
Dillon and MI. Ames were stockholders In the
Union Pacific, and also In the Kansas Pacific TO
some extent; didn't know OF their relations with
the Denver Pacific; didn't know that the suit 10
release the Denver stock was brought 10 transfer
the stock TO Gould, Sage, Dillon, Ames, Dexter, and
others.
Sidney Dillon was next called and gave a history
OF his connection with the Union Pacific road He
was shown the pool contract, but he never called
Il pool His Testimony was principally on the
same line as that OF preceding witnesses.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IcoR sALE-DESIRABLE THREE~STORY BRICK,
Is rooms: pleasantly located corner in northwest
east exposure; 81, 500. JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO.
my6-3t 1401 1t,
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MATERIAL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD BRIDGE.
The collector of customs at Marquette, Mich,
informs the Treasury Department that the con-
tract Tor building the International Railroad
Bridge at the port OF Sault ste Marie has been
awarded to Canadian contractors, and asks how
ne snail treat the materials they viii bring into
ms o1str1ct Tor use in the construction Of the
bridge.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has informed him,
In reply, that the machinery, materials, &C., Inn:
ported Dy the contractors and actually landed and
used on United States territory are liable to Gus
TOMS DUTY, but that such OF the building materials
not actually landed on United states territory are
exempt nom payment OF duty. 1t is suf1cfent,
however that the contractors give a bond that
none OF the materials exempted shall be landed In
the United States territory
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Eight Persons Missing.
COLLISION BETWEEN MEDITERRANEAN STEAMERS
IN A FOG.
PARIS, May 6-The collision between the
steamer Asia, plying from Barcelona to Marseilles
and the steamer Ajaccio, which resulted In the
sinking OF the former vessel yesterday Is attr1bu-
table TO the fog which prevailed. One seaman and
seven passengers belonging to the Asia are
missing.
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For Frustrating Nihilist Plots.
TIE GEAR AND CzAkINA SHOW THRIR GRATITUDE 10
GEN. GRESSER.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8-The czar1na has do
mated loo, 600 roubles to Gen. dresser project OF
st. Petersburg, in recognition OF his services in
frustrating the recent plot against the cars life
rOubles as q reward for his services in arresting
nihiuStS
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Will Include the ssTfmesss Letter.
LONDON, May Cit is stated that Mr. Parnell has
consented to include the Times letter among the
other charges to be considered in committee.
Attentions to American Representa-
tivoSs
CITY OF MEXICO May 6.-United States Minister
Manning and Secretary Of Legation Connery were
specially invited by the government TO attend the
distribution Of prizes awarded to Mexican exhib-
itors at the New Orleans ana Buencs Ayres expo
sitions, which took place last evening.
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The Garfield statue Parade.

The procession on the day OF the unwilling OF the
GARFIELD statue, will form in the neghborhood OF
the Arlington Hotel 1t will include beside the
members OF the Society OF the Army OF the Cum
berland, the Sd artillery. the Marine corps, the
District military. G. A. Bodies and knight6 Tenn
plars Gems. Sherman, Buell. and Rosecrans, who
were at different times In command the Army OF
the Cumberland Will take part. The procession
viii move promptly at l2 O'Clock, and proceed by
way OF and 18th streets TO Pennsylvania avenue,
and thence to the statue.
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Mangled i'm an Ore Crusher.
HORRIBLE FATE OF AN RNGINEER IN A ROLLING VII

P1rSsBuRG, May ga special to the Chronicle.
Telegraph from Youngstown, Ohio says terrible
bard Iron Co, at Hubbard, shortly after o'clock
this morning. Engineer Griffith Phillips, aged
twenty-ntne years, In passing around an ore
crusher, otling the bearings, was caught in the
cogwheels and dragged into the crusher. He
was mangled out Of all semplance to humanity,
the flesh adhering to the cogs. MI. Phillips leaves
q wife and three children.
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Col. Bolton Sentenced.
TIE CHICAGO PoST-OFFICE ENBEzzLER GETS foCR
YEARS IN THE PRNITRNT1ARY.
CHICAGO, May 6.-COl. w. II. Bolton, ex-Super1n-
tendent OF second-clasS matter In the Chicago
poSt-omce, who was convicted Of the embezzle-
ment OF about 5000, was this morning sentenced
by Judge Blodgett to four years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. COL Bolton has been at the
county hospital since his conviction, It being al
legged that his health was poor.
Death OF James Grant, the Novelist.
LONDON, May 6.-Janes Grant, the novelist, is
dead. He was Ga years old.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A BEAUTIFUL BRICK COTTAGE,
rooms apd cellar location northwest; lot 3Ox128;
delightful home good Investment
This property guaranteed
my63t JNO. F. WAG0AMAN.
Tor sALE-DEC1DED BARGAINS ELEVEN
II room Brick; south front: New York ave.. 10th
e.; terms easy: price, % 500. Tweve:room Brick,
MsssaGhusetts ave, near 10th stnw. 800 Eleven
my0-3t OSTkANDER STALEY, 141O NY. ave.
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RoBERxR REroRrKD-James T. Hensley, No. sc
street northeast, reports that while returning
from the circus wednesday night he had his
pocket picked OF q gold watch, worth el5.-John
Welsh, No 1710 10Th street. northwest, reports
stolen from his stable 6 worth OF harness.-John
Lloyd OF Wyoming, Luzerne, Pa, reports that while
visiting bar rooms and other places Wednesday
afternoon ne lost or was robbed OF 800 note
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District Government Affair."
THE CASE OF SALOON KEEPER DONNELLY.

Commissioner Webb, on April 80 last, wrote
Donnelly who keeps saloon on the corner OF 18th
and streets northwest. He said: 81 understand.
signature from D. application for license, that
he sells just as usual Can't we find some way TO
punish this Fellow, who denes the law?" Major
Moore referred the letter to Lieut.. Amiss OF the
frst precinct who replied that Donnelly has been
arraigned, tried and convicted three tunes In the
Police Court In the last license year for selling
each case SIN view OF the low state OF the con-
ungent fund, and consequently the scarcity Of
money Tor such expenditures he has not been 6ned
as often as he might have been However, / VIII
have another case against him In q few days.
RESIGNED.
District Chemist De schmidt has rendered his
resignation to the Commissioners, TO take effect
June 30.
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To-day, estate OF Sara K. F1dler; Jno. Il Lang
ston appointed administrator, bond q, 900. In Re
Guardianship OF H and T. Fitzmorris; lease author.
ized. Estate Of Adolph Won Leutwitz; letters OF
administration issued 70 Joseph Auefbach bond
$500. Estate OF J. ]. Kenney; win admitted 20
probate and letters issued 70 B. F. Rittenilouse,
bond 500. Estate OF Agatha Dow; order TO pay
money to sur1ties on GUARDIANS bond-appeai
noted-an order TO pay support Of minor. Estate
OF Charlotte Gardner; Will admitted TO probate
and letters testimentary issued TO Mary B. card
ner, bond 5000. Estate OF i. A. Stott; order for
sale OF stock. In re guardianship OF child OF Jho
Bernhard deceased; J. Il. Mothershead appointed
guardian. bond s. COO Estate OF Sara s. Aoor; y.
Moor appointed administrator, bond 500. Estate
OF ID. c. Humphreys; @. w. Hlmphrey4 Do q, ooo
Eslate OF kuen Kelly; Jno. Trainor, do 600 -
tate OF Henry ]. Patterson; order for commisdon.
CIRCUIT CoURT-ywdoe Or
To-day, stratus 2 sons ct H0llander; oefaum
co. agt DAVIS Z son; Judgment SET aside, with
leave 70 plead. Boyee agt Boyee; motion ior
trial denied and conceptions agned. MINER agt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co; defanlt - estoe
and leave 70 plead Miller agt D. c.; nsw uaea
granted,
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EOR SALE
IS37 22d ut. NV,
b:h.s Or. $4,000
lSl l D stn.w., f.h, ,6f3, 900
80 I'D st. NV, b. h.,
yn..................4,S0O
I22 d st. n.w., b. b., =
sa55.ssf aad St. n. 1oo
b,h., Drs. each. A, 700
PAP / st.n.w.,b.h h. ,9r4, 900
433 to AL Prather's
alley, b.h., Ar. ......4,5O0
5l44 1 st.n. b. ,9r4, 500
S04 Sth st. n. w., f.h.,
.Ir..................o4,50O
4Oo to 4 1 Baar's alley,
NV, b.h., 4rs.. 1000
1417 S st. n. W., b. b.
s$ii, Sas 10th s i.i.;; s'ooo
40 q q Cat si NV, bin, ora. egg egg
1928 t2 1894 r st.
NV. T. b., or. $500
34OS n 1t. n.w., b. h.,
62 to 6S q Ut. n. e.,
III dp a Ann
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Order Restored i'm Crete.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 6.-The threatened fnsur-
the Portes' authority has quieted down, and the
French and English men-Of-war sent to the har-
Dor TO be present in case Of emergency are depart
inc
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Name
Washington STOCK Exchange.

The following changes from Tuesdays quotations
1S assa Pss 1S BID 1S ::Es
rs sssgSRs !ss 81 sa lss ss s s:sss
r R.tef pss HPp 1881 1884, b
e: 5o'SssF 81 tuad $sS: is5s. Currency, ~
bid. metropolitan railroad stock, iO$ ssied. co.
l8mSia raiF Fs st9S5 42k A4H asked
politsn Insurance, SO bid. National Union In
snrance 19N bid Corcoran Insurance. .63 bid.
Insurance, 64K bid: ;, Risgs Insurance. eX bid.
ssked Masonic Hall bonds. JOB bid. Washington
bid .a ~. NaaSpH Metropolitan bank. 1873 BID
bid, 172 asked. Second National Bank, I24 bid.
GG a,n Nattona1 Raph 112A bid Heal Estate
Title Insurance Co. 81 bid 81 aaked
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Gussde saanau has nled d ball for q divorce from
Morris shankA on the charge OF cruel treatment
&C.
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AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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On the EfancO.(serman Frontier.
FRESH PRECAUTIONS BY THE GERMANS no PREVENT
SPYING.
BERLIN, May 6.-There is no truth In the report
that the government proposes to have new spy
law enacted In consequence OF the SchnaebeleS
affair. The police will be strengthened and de.
tecttve force will be organized especially to watch
spies. An official burgomaster will be appointed
stead OF the present elective honorary incumbents.
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JUDGE DURHAx, the First Controller OF the Treas
ury, who has been Ill for some days with bilious
attack, was much better to-day, and viii probably
be In his ONCE tomorrow or the first Of next
week.
The NEW SECOND CONTROLLER TAXES HoLD.-Mr.
Butler, the recently appointed Second Controller,
assumed charge OF his once to-day. Since Judge
Maynard left the ONCE the deputy, Mr.. McMahon,
mas been acting Controller.
TRANsfRRRxD-O. J. Harvey, chief OF division IN
the Third Auditors ONCE, has been transferred to
g similar position In the Second Controllers Of
PROMOTION IN THE TREASURY DEPARTEENT.-Nr.
Oscar j. Harvey, who for the past two years mas
been chief OF the division OF the Third
AUDITORS Office, was promoted by Secretary Fair.
Oflce.
IMPORTING CHURcH.-Rev. W. T. G. Smith, OF
emmanuel church, Boston, informs the Treasury
department that he proposes TO import nom Eng
land an iron church ediflce, and requests TO be
lnIormeo whether It viii be entitled 70 free entry
ASSastans secretary Maynard has written him That
tner6 Is no law which would authorize the Tree
aQmlSSlon OF the article mentioned He BayK, also,
the lacS enAt such churches are comparatively In
expensive, ana are not manufactured In the United
biltty TO duty.
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10 Brick, 1886 ssh ST. n .9r.. ali mod imp $4,000
1872 Atm St NV, rooms. mod imp........ IVY
--.' ~ o. "'' !" "" ' By CHlS. s. sHREvE,
my6-3t. 1125 7th st. n. ".
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EoR RENT-BY r. O. HOLTZMAN.

Lafayette ss 11r S9S 4s5 q St NV. I3r: .....g2
stnear 10Th ST. III 40 lS41 st. NV. 1Ors. 90
II St, near 14th. 16r 100 IT'S 21st St, 1r,..,45
10th st, f. 10 RI. 200 14l4 18th st. n w..,..4O
9th, near St. 16r 80 637 18th st. n w. 6rs .35
F, near 18th ST.. Tor. 90 1724 4th st. nw Srs 30
ST.. near Iowa Circle 125 laos Columbia st. ...25
Cenn.av mr. Dupt CIR ITO 621 Az sts.w., 4rksre.25
IL tn, near st., l0r.. 100 1I:3 st. 20. 30
2d at, Pa jOS .,O1 300 D. each II
21ss. near q st..........75
2lst. near ST.. 11r. I'd OFFICE ROOMS.
III 13th st. ". 15r loo Is5 18th st., gr.... $50
9l3 st. n. W., 13r. .S3 33 sun Bulldog from 3U-l00
40 10th ST. NV, IL rs. 12ll st. Sd floor. 80
and store "a La. ave., from 10 TO 20
900 9th st. NV, IA II. s3 T st. n W.. Sd floor 20
and store 10 9th and SITS. NV. .10&15
Property placed with me for sale Is literally
sdyersised free of COST to the owner.
For list Of property for SALE call send at Office
apps L. o. HOLTzMAN. 10th aud r SITS. n. ".
LOR RENT-3OS-3IO NJ ST.-NEw AND CONF
Il plete 3 story and basement brick Dwellings, nine
rooms each and all modern improvements: rent
duced to $40 each. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927
st. NV. apl1-1n
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OFFICE ROOhfQ
FOR SALE--HOUSES


TcOR SALE-A GOOD 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
viii SELL singly or together hye new two-story,
six-rOOfn modern Improvement Brick Houses, 18th
ST.. between W and Boundary. Price, $4,000 each.
Terms easy. Apply at once.
my:5-6I =. c. HILL. 9Th and sts
L,OR sALE-A NEW is ROOM HOUSE, ON LOT s.
Il blk. 10, Meridian Hl. 5O1 15O It., which must be
sold ct once. Make All otter. s.. @. HILL.
my5-6t Sth aud sts
LyOR SALE-HOUSES-SPECIAL BARGAINS
Three 1ry Brick 9r m LIST bel. and n:w$5250
Tires story Brick, mi Bound tn and th 900
three-story Bricks, 9r mi. c. bet. Sd and An 1880
three-story: brlcks 6r l., 3D. and 3. 900
my5-6t g. c. HILL, 9Th and sta
EHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK, MOD
Il EN- en- e9hren1enSes On sth 81 NV Lots
S16 + ST. ruy:5-3ts
INOR SALE-wE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
OF parties seeking investment or home to premises
No. 221T 18th street new two story and concrete cell
lar bay window press brick dwelling, containing six
rooms, bath and all modorn improvements Charming
location House is well built and neatly finished Price
only $4,000. B. Il. WARNER b CO.. GIG F st. n: W.
my4-4t
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World is
offered Tree to every new subscriber for one year 70
the WEEKLY stan It Is Q handsomely printed
book Of I0l pageA profusely illustrated Wt6h more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams and contains
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOK RENT $50 Mass ave- NV a20.4O
1924 18th st., 12r 40 1870 9Th st. w.6r.. 20
f70e St. Iar 20 S952 iTth st n Sr lib SO
6o7 18th st. NV. 11r. 1884 st NV. Or. 80
l22l at nv Or So 2224 18th st. NV Or Is. 30
2o22 ut. NV. l2r.. 80 1902 st me-. 1r.....1S
1918 st. NV. Tor. 2207 Cleveland 81, so
$50 Ind av- ~ 80 121 % st. NV. Or. 1890
PIT Z. Cap st.. 12r. so. Go 700 @ st. ,7r.....15
427 st. NV, Tor. SO Cleveland st., Or. 10
150S 18th ut n -1r SO l1o 18th St n w. 1r 80
1850 r. l. ave. 80 3:,:l 353 Mclean 80
1929 j.. Cap St. ar. .2S. AZ 1873 n St n e. IA
404 Boundary st 1r30 90 St ne. ID 30
2315 18th 90 Fenton place Or. 30
9l3 French ST., Or. 50 1903 q st. 6r ID
6o36l9 NE. Or .21.5O Mclean ave- IL. so
Arthur Place Tr ~ 90 Rear 44O st. NV, Ar 10
1888 10Th st. n. 6r2o.5 1910 Bagden alley, ar.
42l 9th ST re 1or 90 :S22 st. sw., 5r 10. sQ
1923 Columbia st Sr..,3.45 1886 Md av. ne, Or. 10
Is Sth st. ne.. Or. 40 Rear 2Ol3 n Y nv. Ar &
"a Mass Az 1910 1Q51o Sd ST. Ar. ....S
1890 9th str. ~, Tr.. 81, 2oip 5th St W, 5r g
IL I'd at. n. G., IL q st NV, 5r 8
1425 Pierce Place, Or 22.SO Wallis alley :,r g
ar3O b q. wARNER CO. 016 E stnM
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AoCsE ST NEAR 10TH ST. NV
HOUSE ON ST. BET. 4TH AND 5TH NV.
rooms and bath; all IA. l.
aobss e ST. s nlsKk 5 FIG 5000
srooms and bath. Price Is. 100 IN NV"
HOUSE ID 81. NV.
Three stories and cellar IA rooms:
Two bath, rooms finished in hard wood
HOUSE 18TH, NEAR 81. NV
Eight rooms and bath: hard wood 6nish
Easy terms. Price $1,000.
Severe! new hegses I'D and ste. NV; rooms and
AUSTIN P. BROWN,
Real Estate and IOanA
aE.1-Zw 1925 st NV.
EoR SALEM THE NORTHWEST SECTION
One or more OF those handsome stone front dwell.
nss on tst and sta NV, near Connecticut ave;
Ten rooms and cellar, every modern convenience:
handsomely nnished- splendid chance TO buy =
Charming home IN the northwest section Of the city
b. H. WARNER Co,
Iny4-4t GIG st. NV.
EoR sALE-1324 10TH 81. NV; s22, OOO-I Will.
Eant sd carefully residence recently built
Tor my own occupancy tJohn Fraser architect DAVID
son Co. ouidersl half square north Of Scott Circle
~ esuao 10th st. opposite Mr Robesons and Mr. PEN
LAsF FORREST, DID. Calvary Rectory. Clifton. by
CINCINNATI. Ohio mhI5-4Tts
EoR SAI.E-AT A SACRIFlCE-TWO TWO-STORY
4 frame Houses on Blxdensburg Road. Just north Of
bounaary short walk from the H-street cars; Lots
Sox2UO easy terms Will exchange for vacant lots IN
ap2l-lm % + street.
nxsi7sc New bay Widow o 6Iiet sl Wyiie
IT. ne, sl.sOO. Each renting for 1880 Ten per
cent investment. WRIGHT : BOLTON, St Cloud
0uiidiae' 9Th and 81 sp21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

An AleG0O lD610Of8l1X10R EIX01D1t1Oms
COMPLAINED OF BY AVENUE BUSINESS MEN AS A
NUISANCE.
The following is copy OF letter which was
sent to the WomenS Christian Temperance Union
and they transmitted 1t to the District Commits
ITO the Womens Christian Temperance Union:
We respectfully ask your assistance In trying to
suppress nuisance which has been opened In q
museum at GIL Penn. ave-, under the gu1se OF q
scientific exhibition. There are two decOy figures
in the windows, one Of them representing most
notorious member OF the demi monde, intending
to lure and entice parsons enter and witness the
most disgusting series OF ngureS made In wax, life
size, representing the most revolving diseases Of
and the delivery at childbirth all OF which tend 70
demorafze the low ignorant class OF people who
crowd the sidewalk and block up the way. IT'S
an injury to business In this block, and disgrace
Tie letter is signed by the following well-known
merchants doing business on pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and It'll streets: g. w. Bunker, pro-
pr1etOr OF the Dunbart0n House; the firm OF j. ID.
Gilman, Auerbach 4 Bro, T. e. Hammond, Ham,
burger Sons, NichOl, the tailor; j. Karr, Noah
walker & Co, E T. Newton, Jas. 1. Barbour, w.
e Woods, T. j. Taylor and VIM. 8. Snow.
The union In its letter to the Commissioners says
that the police decline to interfere with the In
sttutaon because It's claims are based the inter-
estS OF science. The personal inspection OF the
Commissioners Is invited.